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A new box set focuses on the electroacoustic works of revolutionary Greek composer Iannis Xenakis (Resident Advisor)- 8 replies
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https://mariateriaeva.bandcamp.com/album/conservatory-of-flowers
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Bodyverse presents through Lontano Series her fifth full length Album consisting of texture based compositions’ live recordings, sonic architectures of polyphonic sound synthesis and transient melodies, which take abstraction as their sonic direction. From these physical and pictorial improvisations emerges an ontological aspect of sonic creation that she calls Involuntary Music, term that underlines the unconscious aspect of her creative process that try to let arise a connection to the realm of pure forms. The artist challenges sonics on the terrain of ephemeral impressions, surreal senses and sonic accidents, preferring to be vulnerable rather than perfect, giving so to her public a fragile, emotive and popular space in which they can feel identified and get overwhelmed by the power of her sound.
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http://thequietus.com/articles/15676-scott-o-scott-walker-sunn-o i think i just peed a little.
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Hi! I`m a new member here, and since I`ve been lurking around for ages, I thought it was about time to register! I want to recommend the new album by Erik K Skodvin, since it`s one of my favourites this year (and this year has been amazing in music!) and it felt like recomending something was a good thing to do in a first post. The album is released in a limited edition, with a beautiful book-like cover.
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http://www.mixcloud.com/Neurp/let-the-beat-control-your-body/ just uploaded this 125-138bpm 1h 40mins Quite intense and strange in parts. i really like this one so would love to know what anyone thinks ;) must find somewhere for downloads
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Hi. I hope you guys can help me. I've been listening a lot of electronic music lately, and I feel I need to rest a bit from it. Now, I want to pursue more "organic" music; stuff made with violins, cellos, piano, bongos, shit like that, while, atm, no synths and stuff. Like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh_5_Z12-ho Also, stuff that isn't droney most of the time. Maybe similar music like Hauschka, Nils Frahm, Svarte Greiner, A Winged Victory for the Sullen, etc. also could be fine. From any part of the world, but with that nostalgic, magic touch. Thanks!
